How to Create a Dance Yoga Fitness Game With Canva

Since I create so many virtual games, I figured it’s time to start spreading the knowledge with others who want to get involved with creating their own content. In this post, you will see how to create a Dance Yoga Fitness game with Canva.

Simple features are explained, which is a great way to get the ball rolling if you have been thinking about making your own games.

Now in this video, I use my Canva pro account, but in other videos in my How to Create Your Own Virtual Games playlist on YouTube, I strictly use the FREE version of Canva to show the options you have in case you don’t want to upgrade.

Personally, the free version is GREAT! I upgraded, because I wanted a one stop shop with all these cool features. Also, I knew I was going to be creating a ton of virtual games, so upgrading was in my best interest.

Create a Dance Yoga Fitness Game Today

In the video below, you will get a 20 minute tutorial on all the key features needed to create a Dance Yoga fitness game for your kids.

This is my second tutorial, so it’s a little longer than I’d like. Hopefully as I continue, I’ll be able to cut the video time in half, while still providing all the key ingredients to produce a fun and engaging game.

Video Chapters:

0:00 Introduction to Detroit PE
1:20 Getting Started on Canva
2:28 Adding Text
3:24 Adding Background Colors/Designs
4:47 Adding Elements
6:13 Adding Pages
8:12 Changing Fonts and Adding Effects to Text
9:08 Adding Gifs to Your Presentation
9:42 Timing Your Slides
10:05 Inserting Backgrounds to Pictures/Gifs in Elements
10:25 Reordering Elements to Front or Back
10:50 Duplicating Pages
11:32 Adding Pictures
12:05 Removing Background (Pro Feature)
13:03 Animating Your Slides
13:16 Grid View
13:32 Duplicating Slides in Grid View
15:46 Animated Elements
16:14 Zoom Feature
17:57 Adding Audio (Music)
18:21 Adjusting the Volume
19:10 Viewing Presentation in Full Screen
20:15 Downloading as an MP4

Tag Me!

Once you start creating your games with Canva, tag me on YouTube or Twitter if you’d like! I love reposting others work.

This week I want to shout out Jeff Van Wely (@JeffVanWely) for creating his own version of Virtual Freeze Tag and Find Me Fitness, Jill Daniels (@DanielsPhysEd) for creating Loose Change Fitness and Mic Seifert (@coachmicfit) for creating Superhero Color Freeze Tag.

Keep being AMAZING teachers and content creators for your kids!